Lowline Fire fully contained, controlled
As of earlier this month, the Lowline Fire that burned just 14 miles north of Gunnison is now completely contained and controlled, according to Theo Engel, assistant fire management officer
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As of earlier this month, the Lowline Fire that burned just 14 miles north of Gunnison is now completely contained and controlled, according to Theo Engel, assistant fire management officer
Water Congress speakers disagree over whether feds could force the state to conserve
A few weeks ago, residents of a mobile home park in Gunnison were without water for most of the day; the three wells that supply water are often unreliable. While some in the valley struggle with reliable water, a few Gunnison residents worked on a new state initiative to address equity in water issues in Colorado.
A few weeks ago, residents of a mobile home park in Gunnison were without water for most of the day; the three wells that supply water are often unreliable. Those who live in the park have been speaking up for years without result. While some in the valley struggle with reliable water, a few Gunnison residents worked on a new state initiative to address equity in water issues in Colorado.
by Michael Elizabeth SakasMay, 23 2021 (Weekend Edition Sunday / CPR News) Colorado Snow Survey supervisor Brian Domonkos and civil engineer Madison Gutekunst of the USDA weigh snow to know how much moisture it holds on April 30, 2021. Image: Michael Elizabeth Sakas/CPR News There's still snow in Colorado's mountains near the headwaters of the South Platte River, and Brian Domonkos has strapped on a pair of cross-country skis to come measure it. He's the Colorado Snow Survey supervisor, and knowing how much snowpack is left from the winter to runoff into streams, rivers and reservoirs this su...